Every keystroke, on screen.
Real mechanical keycaps, a glowing cursor halo and a cat that types along.
What it draws
Everything your viewers miss.
Keys, shortcuts, the pointer and a cat that types along with you — all of it rendered live, on top of whatever you are demonstrating.
Cursor halo
Never lose the pointer again.
A halo follows the cursor and answers every click, drag and scroll with its own reaction, so viewers always know where the action is.
- Circle, squircle, square or diamond
- Aura, solid, double, segmented or neon depth
- Distinct reactions for left, right, middle, drag and scroll
Stacked history
Typing your viewers can read.
Continuous typing folds into readable lines while the active shortcut stays anchored below — a transcript of the demo instead of a flicker of single keys.
- Single shortcut, horizontal history or stacked lines
- Older lines fade as new ones arrive
- Repeated letters each get their own keycap
Displays and position
Exactly where it belongs.
Drag the real overlay anywhere on any display, with snapping and guides, and every screen remembers its own spot.
- Follows the display you are typing on, or stays pinned to one
- Eight preset positions plus a free drag
- A saved position per display
Native settings
A studio, not a settings sheet.
Live previews, theme galleries and per-behaviour controls in a proper native sidebar — every change is visible before you commit to it.
- Preview the overlay while you edit it
- Per-category colours for all ten key categories
- Global shortcut to toggle the overlay mid-demo
Five languages
Speaks your language.
Keys come from your active layout, so accents, umlauts and Cyrillic show exactly what you typed — not an English approximation of it.
- Reads the glyph your layout produced, at the moment you typed it
- Interface in English, German, Spanish, French and Russian
Themes
Nine looks. Or build your own.
Six of the nine built-in families, live. The other three cover light Macs — and every one of them can be taken apart, down to per-key colours, corners, depth and shadows.
Keypress pet
A cat that types with you.
It types at your speed, watches the cursor and naps when you rest. Every habit has its own switch, and you can drag it anywhere on screen.
- Sleeps
- Hunts the cursor
- Stretches
- Grooms
- Plays with its tail
Private by design
Nothing leaves your Mac.
The overlay is a renderer, not a recorder. It never sees what it is not shown, and it keeps nothing it draws.
No storage
A key is drawn, then forgotten. Nothing is written to disk and no history survives quitting.
No network
No account, no sync, no telemetry. The app makes no requests of its own and works fully offline.
Secure Input aware
While macOS protects a password field, key events are not delivered to the app at all — so they can never be drawn.
The full detail is on the privacy page.